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Here comes about fifteen minutes of podcast
magic called The Minnesota Goodbye, hosted my

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myself, Dave and fallon over here. If you're the first time listening to

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this, thank you very much.
It's basically stuff we don't get to talk

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about on the radio. Can I
tell you? It was getting my haircut

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the other day? And the word
I don't even like to say it.

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It's such a vulgar word. People
are trying to reclaim the word cunt,

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and because it's such a vulgar,
powerful, disgusting word that you know,

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there's been people who have been fired
they called somebody at their place of work

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a C word, And they're not
all men. Usually the cliche as men

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use the C word to disparage a
woman. But there was somebody, I

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think a sports anchor on ESPN.
She got fired for calling another woman the

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C word. And then they talk
about how why it's such an awful sounding

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word, like shit is a bad
word, but it's like, ah shit,

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you know, but you don't say
ah C word. Yeah, it's

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just vulgar. They say it's because
it's such an abrupt, guttural sounding word,

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like is pretty abrupt kind of yeah, but I think it's because F

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starts softer like F is like fuck. Say it with me, Fuck,

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I don't, I don't cost anymore, so you don't then. But the

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C word is so so anyway.
People are trying to reclaim it, and

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I guess they have been trying to
reclaim it for some time, to make

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it more of a woman empowering word
like sea power or the CE time or

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whatever. And they gave some examples, and I thought that was really interesting.

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Now why do I bring this up? Because we can't bring it up

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on the show? Yea, I
would not bring this up on the radio

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show. So I just thought it
was interesting. Moving on to emails,

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which is the heart of the Minnesota
Goodbye that get started fear fallon. How

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do you deal with your dad on
Father's Day? I decided to stop talking

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to mine after he wouldn't respond to
a simple text of me saying I was

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admitted to grad school. I'm tired
of him being a narcissist. I decided

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to cut him off. My heart
hurts as I wish I could celebrate Father's

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Day with a loving and caring father, but I know that my expectation wouldn't

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be met. Sorry, if it's
a sore subject. I just know you've

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alluded to a tricky relationship with your
dad in the past. Yeah, I

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do think my relationship isn't a little
tricky with my dad. It's a lot

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of my life has been very one
sided. But my dad does respond to

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things, so we don't. I
don't have like a relationship where we're shut

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off, you know what I mean. Like, I know he's gonna he

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actually calls me. For years he
didn't call me. I called him,

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and now I think that he's older, he is probably honestly lonelier and maybe

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realizes so he does call me,
you know, probably every two or three

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weeks. I'll be honest, I
never answer when he calls. He leaves

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me a voicemail, and then I
call him back when I want to,

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which is usually a week later.
Oh I see, I'm going to stop

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you there. I don't like that. That would hurt me as a father.

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And I know you've got some history. But if I called Beth and

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she doesn't call me back within a
day or two, I'm hurt. I'm

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a little pissed, and I've actually
gotten into it because she will not call

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back, and it's like show me
the courtesy of calling me back within an

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appropriate amount of time. Yeah,
I mean, I guess maybe if we

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had a normal relationship, I would
care about that, but I don't care

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if that bothers him. I feel
like he should have probably been more available

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to me as an actual child.
What I mean to say, so,

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these are the boundaries I have set
for myself, and boundaries are very important.

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I've learned that through therapy. So
anyway, No, I'll call him

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back, and it's always, you
know, he actually asks how I'm doing,

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how Jake's doing, how all of
them? Yeah, and so you

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know we how I handle fathers,
it's simple. I mean, I just

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call him. I used to send
a card and stress out about sending a

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card. I realized I didn't buy
a card yet and it's not going to

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get to him in time, So
I'm not going to send him one.

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He doesn't send me birthday cards,
and he doesn't care, you know what

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I mean. His feelings won't be
hurt day he didn't get a card.

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I think his feelings would be hurt
if I didn't call him. And I'll

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call him, you know, so
that I mean, I think you could

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still text him if you want it
if you really wanted to. But if

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you've decided to close that relationship,
I don't blame you. Okay, we'll

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move on to the next one.
Let's see. Don't use my name.

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I just jump backed into the dating
scene. After several years in a relationship,

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I started talking to someone on an
app. Their age was a bit

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higher than mine, but still a
comfortable appropriate way. We mabate plans to

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meet up next week, so naturally
I use my detective skills to find him

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on social LinkedIn, etc. To
make sure the person is who they say

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they are. Come to find out
my investigation, he is actually older than

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what his dating profile says by six
years. So in other words, it

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went from like he's four years older, five years older, while he's wait,

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he's ten years older, So he's
lying. However, he does look

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younger and definitely takes care of himself
from recent photos I've seen. Also,

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he is hot and I was looking
forward to meeting with him. There is

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a red flag to me, though, that he would lie about his age.

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His real age is outside the limit
that I set myself. Search a

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certain search for what do you think
is it common for middle aged women and

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men to lie about their age on
dating apps. I am new to this

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bullshit. Ha love you guys,
Anonymous. I would say, I agree

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with you, Why lie because they're
going to find out that the one of

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the first things you told them was
a lie. I would mention Rather,

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when I go on adult friend Finder, I always say, like, you

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know, i'd give my real age
because I don't want them to show up

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at the red roof in and go, wow, I thought you said you

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were forty five. So and I'm
given I'm making a joke, but I

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would always give my real age because
they're gonna look at you and find out,

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or if you get into relationship,
they're gonna find out, and you

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don't want the first thing. I
would say, red flag, he lied

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about it, And what else will
he lie about? If that was so

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easy, what else will he lie
about? Yeah? I agree, red

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flag. I don't know if people
will do that, if that's common,

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because I'm not. I mean even
when I was dating, I was my

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dating range was like twenties, thirties. But what I'm guessing is he proved

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a point. Okay, so stick
with me here. I'm gonna guess some

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people think hotter people have stricter standards, so hotter people probably have a smaller

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window of what they're willing to date
in an age range. And he knows

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he's going to get eliminated by hotter
younger women and he doesn't want that.

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And he kind of disproved it because
you think he's smoking hot, but you

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wouldn't have even given him a chance, Yeah, because he would have fallen

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outside of your age range. So
maybe that's part of his ploy. He

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knows he's hot, so he doesn't
want to be ruled out because of his

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age. That doesn't mean it's not
a red flag, but maybe that's maybe

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people are doing it for that reason. Okay, could be all right.

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Next one and back for Kate's Hot
Takes Part two. Remember Kate Kate's Hot

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Takes. First on the agenda,
Pizza Pringles are the best new flavor of

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Pringles. Thank you. Next,
if you post on face Book complaining about

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self checkouts or share of the viral
post that says you can either trust me

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to do self checkout or get your
back cashiers back in place, blah blah

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blah, you are a Karen,
a top tier Karen. Okay. Lastly,

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but most importantly, having a top
sheet is unnecessary and cumbersome. Enjoy

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dartlick, dart lick Love from Kate. Thank you, Kate. Always love

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hearing from you on Kate's Hot Takes. We should actually maybe have her on

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the show next week. Kate.
I'm going to reach out to you the

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next couple of days to have you
on for Kate's Hot Takes, because last

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time we did that, we didn't
tell Drake that you were going to be

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on, and so we're like,
now it's time for Drake's Hot Takes,

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and he's stand in the next studio
all ready to go, and I'm like,

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oh, sorry, it's Kate's Hot
Takes. So Kate got to fill

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the pressure that Drake feels because people
want I think there are some people that

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disagreed with some things Kate said on
her hot takes. On the text,

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that's what happens. You get immediate
feedback. Going to forward this to Jenny

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right now, Jenny, let's get
her on for Kates Hot Takes. Okay,

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So now look for an email Jenny, and we will get you back

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on. Thank you, okay,
next time. New game idea, All

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right, I'm in. I found
this game called Wavelength on Instagram reels.

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You might have heard of it before, but I think it'd be a great

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game for your show. I'm going
to explain the rules. The group picks

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a number one to ten, but
this number has kept secret from one person.

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The one person is going to try
to guess that number at the end

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of the game, and he gets
one hint from each player. The guesser

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gives each person a different category,
and the hinter would then pick an item

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in that category that would match the
group's number. For example, categories could

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be colors, whether foods or anything
like that. For whether, if you

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said seventy five and sonny, I'd
be inclined to guess somewhere between eight and

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ten. If you said forty and
cloudy, that might be a three or

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four. Okay, I kind of
get it, Rob. I appreciate that.

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We'll kind of workshop that one because
that sounds kind of fun. I

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am nine sure. This is a
game that Ja told us about that she

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played with Tina and her friends at
a brewery, and we thought it sounded

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fun, but we thought it sounded
like it might get a little confusing for

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the radio. Okay, but we
could try it. Maybe, Yeah,

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we can totally workshop that, I
mean rob. A lot of the games

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that we do, we play them
off the air to make sure they work,

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like we did one this morning called
the thirty second or speed dating game,

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and we kind of played with it
off the air to see if anything

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came out of it. It made
us laugh, so we said, let's

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play it on the radio. So
Jenny and I played one yesterday that did

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not make it on the radio,
and we videoed it, but we decided

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not to play it because Jenny,
Jenny and I have both had probably above

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average number of sexual partners in our
time, and so we would throw out

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a number like Okay, I am
bidding three sexual partners. If you've had

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more than three, then you say
a higher number than three, or you

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can drop out because you don't want
to admit that you've had higher than three.

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So I would say like okay,
eight, and Jenny would say fifteen.

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Yeah. Now at that point I
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had to be honest, or I
could say you win, because I didn't

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want to admit that I had more
than sixteen partner. Fifteen partners, So

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Jenny and I think got up to
like thirty two or something like that,

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and then we dropped out yeah,
and Jenny said, I don't want to

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do it anymore out of respect for
Andrew, and that was you know what

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I mean. I don't judge women
for the number of sex partners they've had.

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I don't care. I know.
The cliche is men go, oh,

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you're a slut if you had your
whatever. I don't. Personally,

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I don't, you don't, but
it is very true. You talk about

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like you're you know, joking,
but you're serious, like the number of

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sexual encounters you've had, and no
one's ever like you're disgusting. Dave,

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you're such a whole. I disagree. I think that people have they just

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don't say it outwardly. Well,
they feel very comfortable saying it outwardly to

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Jenny. I think that's the difference. A lot of people like, hahaha,

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Dave, you're such a player,
and a Jenny she gets a lot

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of you're a whore. So that's
another thing. It is a very real

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thing, can I tell you.
I think it's the same. There are

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people who will say you're a whore
because you've slept with X amount of people.

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Those are the same people who no
matter what, there will always be

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a racist. No matter what,
there will always be of homophobe. I

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think that in the grand scope of
things, I don't know what the ratio

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is. But to regular people who
go I don't care that you're gay,

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do you want to go get a
pizza? Or I don't care that you're

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from this culture, do you want
to come over watch Netflix? I think

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that's the great majority of people.
But there will always be the person who's

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like, oh, you slept with
five guys before you got married, you're

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a slut, or oh you're gay, I want nothing to do with you.

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There will always, in forever be
that person. But I think I

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see it in broad pictures of it's
not that way. It's the one person

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that it's like, go to the
Mall of America. You're safe, You're

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perfectly safe. But once in a
while you hear something at the Mall of

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America that's not good. Does that
mean you're not safe at Mall of America.

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No, it means that once in
a while idiot comes in and causes

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trouble. Right, so fucking idiots, am I right? Oh you're right

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fucking everywhere? Okay, next one, let's see deleting that one let's go

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to this one. I like these
these are really really short this week and

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today, and I really appreciate that. Hello. My name is Isabelle.

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I'm Elena's daughter, and I want
to give her a shout out. That's

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my mom for being there when other
people weren't there. She's seventeen and she

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was the one who I think she
wanted Taylor Swift tickets. Is that what

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she wanted? Yesterday? Mom gave
her a long, nice shout out,

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yeah yesterday on the email that we
read. I'm not sure if I don't

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know, I don't remember. I
next one Morning Show crew. I've been

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a long time listener. I remember
listening to Dave as a little girl in

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the nineties. I'm in my thirties
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I just wanted to write into thank
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your listeners when you don't even know
it. I have horrible anxiety, and

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although I'm on medication which helps,
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days when I'm home alone or driving
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my stomach, I turn on your
podcast and instantly feel like I have four

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friends trying to turn my day around
or distract my anxious brain, and being

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able to focus on something else truly
is sometimes all I need. I hope

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you know how much you do,
how much you all mean to so many

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people. Thank you from Jen Jen, thank you. I think that's one

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of the things that we are aware
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we have become aware that we are
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Not necessarily important to you or important
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but it's important to the attitude that
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they don't really think about the people
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think about themselves. And I think
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It is like once in a while
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I get a trainer right now,
and I complimented him yesterday. I

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said, it is clear to me
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It is clear to me when I
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sell me on a set of like
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need whatever. I really got the
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he's like, that's the business I'm
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are probably trainers who are like man, I want to get as many clients.

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I want to make as money much
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great, there's nothing wrong with that. But I think that my trainer definitely

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gives me the impression that they care. That's great, that's a good feeling,

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and I think that's how our show
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that impression. Hold on one second? Can you hold on for one to

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two seconds? But way, hold
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right? Let me check time here. No, I'm the actual like,

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make sure we're not we'reth the talk
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stop? Yeah, you're right,
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going to do it. Hey,
thanks for the short emails. I really

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appreciate that. It makes everything a
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the long ones. If you got
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fine too. Ryan Show at kd
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